Fri. 06/18 - Are There Dinosaur Teeth on the Moon?

Cool Stuff Ride Home

Reggie Risseeuw and Marques Pfaff

News, Tech News, Science, Society & Culture

4.6 • 732 Ratings

🗓️ 18 June 2021

⏱️ 16 minutes

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A new species of giant rhino might be the largest land mammal that ever walked the earth. Did you know there are probably dinosaur teeth on the moon? For real. The Girl Scouts have millions of leftover cookies and we must do our part by eating as many as we can. And China sent its first crewed mission up to their new space station yesterday. Sponsors: Credit Karma, creditkarma.com/podcast UTEP Connect, Apply at online.utep.edu or call UTEP Connect at 1-800-684-UTEP Links: National Geographic Fossils of rhino taller than a giraffe found in China (National Geographic) New Fossil Reveals One of The Largest Land Mammals Ever Found, And It's a Rhino (Science Alert) A giant prehistoric rhino was the biggest land mammal to walk the Earth (CNN) Dinosaur teeth on the moon (Hank Green, TikTok) We Are Pleased To Inform You There Are Probably Dinosaur Remains On The Moon (IFLScience) Asteroid impact excerpt/discussion (Matt Austin, Twitter) The Ends of the World by Peter Brannen Girl Scouts Stuck With Over 15 Million Boxes of Unsold Cookies (NY Times) Be a patriot and buy the Girl Scouts' 15 million extra cookies (A/V Club) China space station: Shenzhou-12 delivers first crew to Tianhe module (BBC) China launches three astronauts to new space station: What to know (CNET) LIVE: China Launches Shenzhou-12 Manned Spaceship (CCTV, YouTube) Tamagotchi’s new smartwatch lets you strap a needy digital pet to your wrist (The Verge) Feels (emoji game) (Games For Crows) Kottke.Org Jackson Bird on Twitter See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:28.7	welcome to the cocky ride home for fr, June 18th, 2021. I'm Jackson Bird. A newly
0:43.3	discovered species of giant rhino might be the largest land mammal that ever walked the earth.
0:51.5	Did you know there are probably dinosaur teeth on the moon? For real.
0:57.8	The Girl Scouts have millions of leftover cookies, and we must do our part by eating as many as we can.
1:05.1	And China sent its first crude mission up to their new space station yesterday.
1:10.8	Here are some of the cool things from the news today. its first crude mission up to their new space station yesterday.
1:13.3	Here are some of the cool things from the news today.
1:24.0	A new species of giant rhino that lived 26.5 million years ago was just unveiled, and it could be the largest land mammal that ever walked the earth.
1:28.9	Paracetarium Linzia-enza, identified from fossils from Central China's Lincia Basin, is, quoting National Geographic,
1:37.0	the latest known species in a group of giant hornless rhinos that lived across Central Asia
1:42.8	from roughly 50 million years ago until 23 million
1:46.2	years ago. P. Lindsay Inza and its kin are all famous for their huge sizes. The average adult
1:52.8	is thought to have stood more than 16 feet tall at the shoulder with a nearly 7 foot long neck
1:59.3	topped by a massive skull. Today's giraffes are between 14 and
2:04.1	19 feet tall, head and all. The giant rhinos would have been able to eat flowers at the third or
2:10.4	fourth floor of a building, says National Geographic explorer Pierre Lévié Antoine, a rhino
2:15.3	paleontologist at France's University of Montpellier,
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